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The City and County.
Frnyi Daily of 6'attinlai Aug. 3.
AnoTnp.li Birolart. YesteHaj'a Iler
a',d complained linawe tlie Statesman had
sot furnished these witk a burglary iuau
if or iif time. Now wo like to I meeiHMiao
datia;;, mid taeualuas m rustled r!.n4
yesterday mid sarceeaed in finding itctn
f the nqiiire sort, ana here it ik Mr.
tiioa, eUrt in J. V. WeaiherfurJ's drag
etore, is tbis cit,Wres with bisempl.j-r.
Tcsterthy (. fcaviag eeaian t rie
-a boat ie was faueat
priseJ l Si' "nt-i'W" J ".r mendis ,r
wide if.cn. llo.se tu llr. WeatWrf.jrd.
who isaediate1y areas t aed waat was
the matter. Hut imagine his surprise when
Jic eM 6 ad eeitiierJiis thirl our hi pant.
Hut iia-toaaleljr be at taebappy pa-ee-
of an eitra suitf clothing, part af wakh
he Aonned, and prooeedea' to investigate
further, lie first went into the kitchen, aid
4her f..urnl bis pantaloons. II'm sVut was
found, ia the sittisg ruoai, wok the g4J
oi.lUr-kuttoa iiior, aad era soHtiry
lialf-doflar piece had feeee tafcea fraca tke
panlalans pocket. The teiers ranracked
liareau drawer, wt taoit nutbiag I'nau
them, although the; contained etsnsieerahe'e
jewelry, and there were (Several raluaUo
trinkeU lymg uo toj af the Vuteau. Tke
farlor mUa ransacked, and table oraa
enents aad auofca aaaUered areend regara
les f erpcese. Ad eotraooe wjm iae
throogi the paatry wiwlow, the asper su6
o( vliok ha bote toooered fia- -eatiUtsn
purposes. Kane f & fasaih beard any
ainiuual aisiaes-auricg the night. It s-jeuts
.strange that acotfcug wwse i takes fr-oau
the lie, acd it. awi hardly yoeoifck; tin
the werglart wan ic eearoh f tpiiU. Tke
nvhoie prooee&ng is stIK a'sails1 ia earc
terj, which w kinie taw axtksriLea will ec
Icaver eVear. gakai eeea e. fatrrke
1 1 K.-Vr( ter x j;aag T rrit leeccny
Meac Aji rjv I ue . Messr. Bert, Terrr,'
and UcCansicit arrir4 huaae last eneaing,
from an (extensive trip -among tbeaioaa-j
tain. They wect aboat screnty-4ve sailes .
ahone Eu getse w Delka.ir' i2t ipriaga. '
Wiiiiana acd (rau&le vett fmuAtAiiuf
sinroae the aeuantakta to Fish Labe, Izxv'mz
the party W uaae k.mm witbint tieai.'
Joba (Sanrieaa icJt the farrw aa ooaucaav .
it ilk aa 14 psoneor va a baertiavg Kitarsiaa, i
aid 4iit cutretara at the tiax arord sjMta.
The bye warded Kxae ay ov r caste, and
their ttacfe-feod gia'inf cx, thef areee
(cota pefied to CaC. aaoe witiiwct s iw He
dhl act tabe hts ait with txia Crttai oaaia,
nor a eenc f aaowey.; so the kf ia ais
(Coat en a tree befoas leaf leg tint eaaujt, aad
cnasiaWately aiaoed atwo bitjnoee it hk
of tie aoekeu, witij a aube taftcmia; aiiau
they aroald or ait for tuut aiuag the road.
They dtd , but ao Jaa aaputrca, a4
they fiaaQy eoaciu-Vd ti wait aa iitagtr-,
Jind left pnei-aka to aVcd kia waf ktm as
test it eoofd. X taint, tiad reaaVcr.
There i tkat iratceat v-imcA "MeGimty-
tlve bUos .away uiu asi.vakere'''' xwid cbe
untold 4angerc f tke Cascade rip: with
out a eat ur aoutaf taosey ia ius auritrt.
Ye, that aave te&s U shed pscpare t abed
tbem cow. tte w eleetod te walk to E
gfae aaditMtatn kqiei tiat urs ar
rival tbe he atay ran aoruec aoate god
Siimant:aa woas wiil aaVaace k mi cuSeiect
bullion to a ay his Carte ii'wae. Tke bojs
repait baviag bad a qsleadid titae. Tatey
tilled taraAertke rl 4ivy juC and say
"thews are ttk kt JeJV' They arete
tiaedvtf twice o the auoaotaia ruad, bat
were aly scravbed a trite ia rellin
-dowa t&e bL There areuite , ncaiber
f iavaiids at (ate Hat riags wbiah eoe
(aias jBarry Medicinal uaJities.
Tai Gaaia MaRceT. A pew.-tW.-ira w(l
cnoww ia tkis eiawuraa-ity wku meeatlj:
wentt Irelaad uu a rihs written
parties ia tbiscitf regtrdiag (be graia -utar-aet
iu iiveuL BrsLaut. Ui setter h date! ,
At Carrtib.wi, Iivaad, July ath. IV
snake the fullswiag ctraots: -"TiVy ane
not as wasteful sf iiigB! tgtrot in Lkierfotl
as yoa aatieifuute. Froaa a esnwerratiun
liad witk we af the fkas f ttr A Tenni
liffe. teamed that Fraaoe will erjjnrt
largely this year iatea4 of isaa isrting, as
-was the ease last year- Chile is largely ia
reanag werecpiwte as wheat axd eMcniga- '
meats of tkis seaiioa't wbeat avre 4aXy er
riected. Oa the ceotiBeat geaerally tMvj
tiad a raiay rrtof aad aaasaciiy okl
weatwer, abwa kas kveffkaclt tke crops rcry
snuck. The as are stay be Inid f tSneat
Ilrilaia aad ftwlaod, the rrops here feeacg at
least foarteca days beyond 1be average caa
turity at this date. In Eatwpe the rof
are caawiiened eaoelVtnt if the weather pcr
tnits aaatariag, aad C belaewe the critical
jioints are goai'idsred Jaied.r' This is
from a repoaiVle UKce,aad we awwlbAit
Itnowia tkat it milt be of ioteaest ta war
country readers.
ViA-rwra Ilsron. T. Pearce, af EoU,
bas furowlipd at witk an aecwrate wearaea
Tepixtfortlte ainsctk eaong Jaly 3Jt,frM
which we collate tke fottewaag igures, tke
meaa esteratr for tfae saonGi was 4( Ae- .
grees, the highest beiag 77 a4 tke low
est S3. WakadUctear ways aad elnsidy
(days. Tke rain fall was aaly .lif aa in.
Last year's recced fnr the aaane scmotb
ebowsa aueaai teaa(eratare af 41" with a
rain tMtt Ai afan iack. Tke weatfcer was
warsBertban this ta Salesn, as at one tiaie
the saesesiry went aa aa bigk as 9C ia rfce
hade. Mr. Pearce's teeord. howerer, ea
be relied apoa regardiag the weather at
Eola. as be is wy aecarate in his Cgares,
and kens tke press tbroegfaeaut the r alley
posted 2m these matters.
Tc CirjTtwTea ttLiTios. Tba Cwy
Couaril was agaia ia sescioa last ereoiag
over the eoa tested eieetioa ease. The At
torneys atado tbeir argaaieato. at tke eiase
of wbick Ceaneiuaiaa lliaarue offered the
following resluta: " Resslved, that a
omaittee af tare be arf oiated to exaatiue
the rec-cU akowa. aad repert at the next
regal ir saeHia;(rf the Coaneil." The r
olutioa was sdapted and the Ckair appviat
d Cauneilwtea Mnre, IlicAey aad Skiffas
Members isf Ike eoauaittea. The Coaneil
theo a.ljourned te saurt agaia a TaetJay
veca Best.
Tstti Eatta Kloliiixo .Vici.s. Thoee
Mili. which far soaie tiate aaat bare bceo
lying idle, have agaia begun opcrstiuna.
They were aoatpeUed to sbat down est ac
count of n-pair beiag taade at the Oil
Mills, which deprived tbeia of tke asaal
amount of water pwwer. Mr. Kinney iu
forats as that there was aearly a tbeUMUid
liushels tf aew wheat br Might into market
yesterday, bat as yet oa filed price kas
been agreed apa. Our fanners have evi
dently beea rasaiar matters ( get aew
wbeat ia saarket at this early day. The
grain loaks plusapaad Sue. These an ills
are skippiag ao tour at prcseat, but will
Jirabably sja sa within a few days.
Abestes. Depaty United States Mtr
abal, b- Barker received a dispatch frm
Marshal Vowog at a lata haur Thursday
aveoiiig to arrest David A. Rowland who it
was reported man m this city. llr. Barker
fouad his man aad started witk kiaa for
Fortlned yesterday afternoon. Eowlaod
says he supposes that be was wanted as
witness against the aaeo recently arrested
for robbing tbe at ail oa the Caoyoa City
road.
Coiixtt Cot T. This eoart will aoarene
iia this city Monday sett. Tuesday will be
-occupied by Probate business, aad on
Wednesday the County Commissioners' af
fairs will receive tba atteatioa of Judge
Terry. Considerable isapsrtaot bnssiness
will be brought up tail session, and quite
.si number of people from the country will
prohably be ia tbe city.
Hat. Hay scarce aad dear In this
.market, just because taany of tho old
.meadow bare been broken op for wbeat
.and oats, aad not ao equivalent acreage
ibas beta sown to meadow. Good new bay
is in demand at $18 per too, and old it
worth $I2M$U per ton.
J'rom Zat7y o Sumlay Aug. 4.
"Xotuiso or the Sort." Friday
evening at an early hour a rumor waa rife
ou out ttieetj that Mr. Kico aud son had
been murdered by the Indians at Summit
Prairie, at the bead of John Day' river.
It wad but a abort time before tho report
waa exaggerated to luch an extant t lint
Miiee Millet mm included amuug the
maKacred party. Various aoareea w-rc
jffreo roeJiflg for the truth of the report,
bat they all arece from au item which ap
pom red ia the Aibmny Democrat issued on
Friday aaoreiag. - They hal received it at
second or third band. Yesterday morning
Jtlnntc S. r.-j slar:Hl for the upcr coun
try I" Me i lb irtiMi o( the repnrr.
At iriMia it ti iL(i'iiivil t!mt Frauk Oarcy
bad reecit ed a duaatch from the Dalles
verifying tie atateaaent. We interviewed
Mr. Carey, add be deuied receiving any
auch diafiateaL, but informed ua that Mr.
Rickey haw telegraphed to the Postmaater
at the iialiea, aadting him if any such news
had beea received at that place. About
three o 'clout he received the following
answer'
X. B. Rtctn : The stage hat just ur
riveil, two days from Ochoeo. No men
killed. 11. J. Waldkos.
Thi dispatch ot tae public mind at ease
rejjurding tlie saCety of the whola party,
aal a univereai thanksgiving arose from
tke liRiirt of enery tititen, and more es
pecially from ttboae f their distracted rela
tives. No puoiesuncat would be too severe
far a person that stoald start a report of
this kind wilhoat a feaadation of truth.
?ar eutire city waa edeutriSed with the
newt, and tke actual might have proved
fatal to mothers and w'uee.
EeiVK JosEPBtti. l'esterday afternoon
a team standing in firont of Holmes' store
started down State street at a rattlingait.
Mea hetd their breaut and women sbud
domd.fts the reckless animals plunged mad
ly oa in their wild aaeur. A little child
was standing on the HuroMte side of tho
fixer and the firry eds a-vre making ili
rect'y for the iufant. Ituninative Uiind.s
in fancy beheld the horses plunge into the
stream and swim the short space of one
half mile, rush out cpon the opposite bank
and trasnple the smiling infaet into Polk
Cwcsty toil. A thousand ('V hearts stood
still. Was there no hand to sasre ? Secin
iugly, nary. The ihorsea bad now run
nearly a half block, and still (lunged on.
ButbarkJ A mijjhty shout watt up from
theawetahled multitude. Josephus appeurs
upon site cene with a brick in etier hand
aad ia an instant takes in the situation.
An ezpruesion of determination tits across
his 7xJ countenance, and his Ikaud is
atretched forth to save. He bus rcsidved lo
4 or -die. Meanwhilu -a strax-ar has
stepped &huh the crowd, aud yraspicg the
bridle-reia f fehe Dear bnrsu, checked ibim ;
our girUaat Josephus, of Grocery fumo,Says
his poaaenM band on the other animal, and
the teaaa -stands still. 3?be obild liM aiean
wbiW walked home and eaten a beiarty
laaeh, and Juttephus wears his honors.
A Datwanois Acliiikht. Yesierd.-iy
Biics a loud ccah was heard un Coiomcruial
Street, aad every pedestrian involurft jrtlv
dieaced his r iher head, and after fueling
aroiutdto be sure they were unhurt found the
noise bd be-'U occasioned by the falling of j
the awning in 'front of Lours Kyrne'-fi Star j
BiAmry. (The .iron stantl.irds which sup
ported it had in ume unr plained manner
sud'ioaly giircn way, and theentire structure I
h id allon r.sthe sidewalk below. Fortu
nately an ha)pened to lie pnssing be
neath. Janes Coffey escaped a broken
head, as be had but just stepped from un
der the aiwting. This accident should in
duce ocr merchants to carefully examinu
the awQingc inifront of their tstorea and ee
that they an perfectly .afe.
AnjCTAIITfljir.NKRAL's REPORT. Col. A.
P. Denaisaa. Adjutant General of the Ore
gon Milita, arrived in (his city yesterday,
submitted hi report to the Governor for
exatninatkta, and filed it with the Stato
Printer for rwblication. We understand
that tlieC'tene! recommends a considerable
modificatiiwi f the present militia law,
placing tke organization upon substantially
the basis of Aae National Guard Militia
laws of a auasber of other States.
Wastes w Btv. A singular looking
old codger was ia town yesterday Wanting
to buy a geauiae Greeley IRcpubtican, for
exhibition ia tie Kortheast corner of the
county, as be says the people out there
don't knew how tke animal looks. He of
fered tea eeatc suVcr, or a confederate
five dollar btIL We referred him to Frank
Cooper a; no lives jost orer in Clackamas
c mnty.
From Dtrihj of Tvesthiy A'ig. 6.
Crvtal Palacc Circis. This cin'us
will per for i in Salem the 15th and loth
of August. We hare noticed publications
from the proprietor f the "San Francisco
Circus," waraing the public against "The
Crystal Palace Circes. " We know nothing
of either one ef thorn; but we will say that
Mr. Rylaad, tke proprietor of the latter
establishmeat represent 'that John Wilson
of the former eaced much publications to
be made for no otter reason than that he
(Ryland) refaced t cam bine tbe ti un
der one natae, aad tkoa by dividing forces
make two "Maaiuisth Circuses" to travel
in different directions, and thus humbug
and bilk tbe people. For particulars as to
the show, see advertisement and bills.
A Valuabic Wo Crr. Our readers
will remember that some time ago we pub
lished an accouat of three young ladies
throwing at aa iaugiaary goose iu the
mill race one lovdy moonlight evening
lesterday we were ebown a half page pic
ture of the preceediag in an Eastern pic
torial paper, and a condensed account of
the adreature. Altbeuh the faees did not
look very tatniliar, a person uuae-
qtiainted with tbe parties would never know
but tbey are life-like.. The object ia the
water resembled no one we know, therefore
our suspicious regarding bis name were no
doubt wrong. Tbe pnety of ladies bad
bet'U increased to Ave instead of three, and
the bridge bast as familiar aspect. Taken
altogether it only served to show how vivid
an artist's imagination eaa be when won1
cu a are reiiuired for the atnuaemctit of the
read tug public
A Stkame Rumor. One of our citizens
who returned from Corrallis last Sunday
brings us straage ana painful aews regard
ing the fate of one f our tuost popular
yaaag men. trot, rnancis, be r ports has
"weat aad gena and done k" lo spite
of tbe taducements held out by ear Salem
fair oaea, this wan baa chosen a Benton
county lady as tke favored one. and already
ready led ta tbe hyiaeaial alter, asd sacri
ficed bis all at tbe feet af a buxoat widow
with three aaaall children. Bat this is not
tbe only ssauaer in wbick dame furtaae has
favored aur a ice young tsan. Tbe widow
owns a sploadid farm witbin a tew sailes of
the eity, aad oar former music teadter will
hereafter till the foil instead of tuning
pianos.
ScveotA. This morning tbe advertise
ments of the Bishop Scott Grammar School,
fur boys, and St. Helen's Us 11 School for
girls, PartlaDd, appear ia our olutnns.
These schools, aader thecretrol of Bishop
B. Wis tar Morris, bare already attained a
popularity much wider tbaaaur own State,
aad both are ia a taost flatteringly proa
persas eoaditioe. The last year tbe for
mer bad 100 boys and the latter bad 193
girls; and these numbers will probably be
greatly exeeeded the coming year. Exten
sive additions aad improve merits hare been
made to tbe Grammar school, and the ca
pacity lor both day and boarding students
greatly increased. Taking into account
tbe efficient management, aad tbe excel
lent supervision which boys have at this
school , we know ef ao school ia tbe State,
to which we should prefer to seed a boy.
IIapft Mai. Wealluda to Gas. Scbwat-
ka, who is tbe proud father of a aias pound
girl, and as Gas. says, "she weighs just
sixtn ounces to tbe pound." Next?
OI K KXt l IIUMSTS.
Arrival at the Const -UHtliinif
veatarpa PrriMsiiHl and
Utlierwisf .
A1-
The mail facilities are not of the best
between this city and Salmon Reach, bence
wo have bad some difficulty in receiving
information regarding our Coast party; but
thanks to an Indian scout who arrived last
evening on tbe back of a tough cayuse
pony, we have been favored with the latest
news from their headquarters.
Is Camp on tiik Reai h,
Sunday evening.
Friend Lc.w. : Owing to the laborious
task of arranging camp, wj have not been
v-ry rointnunieatti'- Horin tbe past two
iti.v-, but sun J ibu inoui, ni..r ' iiietiitK ii
our little camp I will write you a lew
lines. We reached this spot at a late hour
Friday night, and notwithstanding the
many pleasant incidents of the trip, our
party were all thankful we had reached our
journey's end. We met with the usual
mishaps attending a trip of this kind, but
no serious damage was dime. Henley and
Seneca Smith have Veen the most in
dustrious members of our crowd, and we
must give Bill Waldo the credit of being
the ne plus ultra Nitnrod of the party.
He. with bis rifle on his shotiMer Jed us
through tbe wilderness with such grace
that we now invariably call him "Old
Mosc." I don't remember, however, that
he killed anything. Henry (lilfrcy is a
pretty good band at chopping firewood and
assisting Miss S h iu the culinary de
partment. When you say this of him you
will have enumerated alt bis good qualities
as an excursionist. In fact he and Murphv
coustitutc the home guard the ornamental
part of our crowd. Frank Bewley's labors
as ostler finally became so onerous that he
petitioned for an Assistaut Grooni, and
Miss C n with her accustomed gallantrv
volunteered to assist him in the arduous
duties of bis office, and in appreciation of
her text in this respect, an old curry comb
was hedged at a farmhouse whieli was pre
sented to her with appropriate remarks,
ltewley's dog Ring evidently thinks that
matters between the two have finally come
to a focus. Saturday was spent iu fixing
up camp. This morning we nil went iu
bathing, and the party prescuted a gro
tesque appearance as we stood for a mo
ment by the ever, ever sounding sea, dread
ing to venture among those angry waves.
Murphy's suit is an ornament to his finely
developed figure. The pants arecut bloomer
fashion, and flounced just below tho waist.
A standing collar sets off his outfit amaz
ingly well. The suit is a fiery red and cut
loose in order to give opportunity for mus
cular development, (iilfrey's suit is of the
same color, but the pantaloous are cut
goring, and in the absence of a pannier be
uses "newspaper development." Smith
forgot bis bathing suit, and Miss K n
kindly lent hiut one of her dresses, but to
speak the truth and shame the devil, it
don't fit him very well. Waldo looks
grand in his buckskin gabardine and water-poof
boots. Bill snys that getting his
feet will always gives him a cold. Bewley's
suit is a stunner. What do yu think?
Gunny sacks ! M y R n dons u
Dolly Varden suit minus the hat. Mrs.
W s appears to have fallen away in
fiesh standing in her suit. Rut poor Utile
M a 5 h. She is scarcely discerni
ble standing behind M y R n.
L y H y resembles a mermaid as
she gambols in yonder waves. Miss
A s is very timid, and lias only wet the
ub-s of her feet thus far. Hut "Lo," the
poor Indian lias arrived, and I must close.
Yours "til death," Si-ribk.
V. S. Tell Al. Croasman we find no
difficulty in distinguishing "Rollie," from
tbe rest of the horses this year, and thanks
to a running brook wherein we keep our
butter, we have no use for his patent but
ter hisase.
."HrTrusKn Homk. Several of our citi
zens bare returned from their various trips,
among the rest our friend 11. I. Boon,
from a short stay nt Yaquina Bay. He
says the hotel is well filled, and everybody
is caj?ying themselves. He left Will Mar
tin in care of Mart. Urown, of the Albany
DetDccrat, who will no doubt put him
through ia good style. We might add that
Henry's first official act after his return
was to load us down with literature nf vari
ous kiuds, for which he bas our thanks.
Water Pipk Mani factorv. The com
pany wganized for the manufacture, of this
useful article have secured a site in South
Salem, a short distance from the Capital
Mills, for tbe erection of their new build
ings. B. K. Drake and Co. are now en
gaged ia building a steam engine of -sixteen
horse power for their use, and they
will begin operations at an early day.
Fise Map. We were yesterday shown a
map of this State, drawn by Mr. Walton,
the clerk in the swamp laud office in this
city, which in neatness and accuracy excels
anything of tbeluin& we have ever seen. It
was copied from one brought from Wash
ington ty Mr. Cbadwick, and contains the
latest government -surveys.
Mork HocsK-IinvAKiNG. The residences
of J. W. Souther and Ferd. Smith were
both entered Puotr.y evening, but nothing
of any value wasituken. The scamps scat
tered burned oiatobes around Smith's rooms,
but did no other injury. Is there no way
to put a st?p to'tbese depredations ?
Another Hotel is Vtcw. Several ot
our most influential citiietw were yesterday
agitating the practicaltilitv' of building a
new hotel on Mallory's corner. The par
ities interested are apparently in earnest re
garding this ides., and mean ausiness frotn
the word go.
IXM AL BKEYXIOEK.
What is more difficult than earning mon
ey ? Collecting it.
The reporter on the Herald goes his whole
1-iigth ou wc.it her items.
The bill slicker bas arrived an4 is adorn
ing our outer wails.
The hotel registers showed a number of
new arrivals yesturday.
The boats do not run above this city at
the present time owing to low witter.
Frank Cooper has luid o-une 6ne speci
mens of petrified wood uimn our-tabte.
All quiet along 4 lie Willamette. Tbe
farmers are all to brsy too come 'to towa.
A private letter from Stephen Maybell
informs us be bas postponed bis visit to
this city.
0r boot blacking establishment has al
ready changed hands. Consideration ore
bit.
Mea are engaged in cleaning op tbe
Legislative and Senate HaRs. Getting
ready for biz.
Mow has Xortb Carolina gone? was a que.
tioa asked forty-seven times yesterday.
We give it up.
A kicking horse amused a largs crowd for
some time yesterday morning no Commer
cial Street.
Tbe steaaier Ajax will leave San Fran
cisco far Portland to-day witk a large num
ber of passengers.
No letter from oar excursionists last
night. Wa will probably receive a lengtby
one this evening.
Thermometer still among the nineties.
Clothing considered mora ornamentat than
essential.
There were a half dosen or so anxious
souls, inquiriag. last evening, about tbe
North Carolina election.
The weather still remains warm and sal
try. The mercury went ap as high as 82
degrees ia the shade yesterday afternoon.
Dr. II. Staith returned yesterday from a
trip up tbe Santiam, where he andlcis tarn
ily gathered 92 gallons of blackberries. :
Williams and Gamble returned-yetterdssr
They killed three deer aed two bear after
leaving tbe party.
Why was tbe Oregonian carried up tbe
read yesterday. Some of our route agents
are becoming rather careless ia the distrib
ution of way mails. More anon unless a
reform takes place. i
We understand that Salem is to have
another book store soon. Rooms have been
rented in Starkey's building.
City Coaneil will meet this evening. It
is ta be hoped tbey will inform the public
who is the Chief Engineer of oar Fire
Uepartmect.
There waa aa unusual severe caseof ohild
whipping on the street, last evenlnf, which
elorited general rensnre.
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY
Proposed Reunion of Priso
ners. ALL QUIET IS S'ORTII CAROLINA.
The Savannah Iliot Ended.
Colored Grant Clubs in Indiana.
MEXICAX AFFAIRS.
INSUKORDIN ATI0X IN ARKANSAS
Royal Visit to an American
F.eet.
Great Diamond Excitement in California.
EASTERN NEWS.
Reunion of Prisoners In Kcttel Pruv
ons.
Pirrsianoii, July 31. I.Vneral
Harry White and forty others issuetl a
call for a reunion at Pittsburg. S;pt.
17lli, of all who wore prisoners in
rebel prisons, under the belief that the
proKe(l gathering will be a wurce of
pleasure to okl comrades tint) of some
usefulness to the country. letters
should be addressed to General White,
Indiana postottiee, Pennsylvania.
The Trouble! nt Savannah.
Savannah, July 31 Tlie street car
trouliles have entirely ceased and the
city is quiet as usual.
Georfje Washington Wilson (white),
t he leader ot tlie Ogeeehee wing of the
Republicans, was arrested by the Uni
ted States authorities to-tlay for dis
turbing aKepuuIicatt mass meeting ott
Monday night.
Colored Urant Clubs Jn Indlnna.
Evansvii.le. July 31. A colored
Jmnt club was formed to-night. Five
able sjieeclies were made by tioloreil
men. Similar organizations have been
formed throughout several townships
of this county.
ortli Caroliim Elcstiu.
Xl.w Yohk. August 1. Advice
from Wilmington, N. t"., sty the elec
tion is proceeding quietly tlwre.
rogrvas ol the ltarnanl Trawl.
Saratoga, July 31. In tlie Bar
nard case to-day it was proved that
Jtartiard signed discharges in violation
of the election law at his house
Cotton Crop Dsunnad.
Montgomery. Ala., July 31. Boll
and army worms are ruining tlie cot
ton Imitations. Wliere they made,
a year ago. a hundred bales, now thvy
will not make titty. Tin-re is great
depression among planters, who con
sider themselves ruined.
Iiid for I". S. ItoiHt-ltitwks awn ate
Aiiotber Itetreat.
Bids have been revered for (Jovern
moiit goKl to the amount of aloiit
three and a quarter millions at 1137 to
1 .":!'.. One million will be sold at
15:)Si;15.i!.
Boston, August 1. (Jen. Bank-
pronounced for Greeley iti a letter
published to-day.
Mexican Airlr Redur-tlon sf the
ational Debt.
New York. August 1. The new
Mexican Minister to Ibis Government,
ystenlay slated, in an interview, that
he 'bought the new Mexican Presi
dent, I.eodro, would In-likely to pneifv"
that country. I)iaz and Lcgrve are
always making tumble, but will not
be likely to do much liana under the
new administration. The strongest
relations of amity and good feeling
are maintained towards the United
States.
The public debt was reduced during
July over $3, 000, 000.
The Kit Klux. unci Itorder Riiflliiiis
In ArkanMW,
Little Rock. July 31. The Gov
ernor this morning issued a proclama
tion regarding the cattle of tlie trouble
in Poe co.tnty, saying : "I am ad
vised that citizens iu the vicinity of
loverare now armed and determined
to resist tbe authority of tbe lannl
its officers. I do not desire to place
Pope county under martial law or sub
ject its citizens to loss of property con
sequent upon quartering militia in the
county, but the law must and shall he
enforced, respected ami obeyed, and if
necessary the entire force of the State
will be employed tor that purpose.
FOKKitiX xr.rs.
The Prince anil Prlnreaa of Wales
Mt nud InNpert the American
Fleet.
New YORK, August 1. A London
dispatch says the reception given by
Admiral Allien to the Prim and
Princess of Wales yesterday, at South-
amptiMi. was exceedingly brilliant.
Ten men-of-war were in the harbor.
Tbe Prince inspected the fleet. Min-
-ter Schenck, Gen. Sherman. Bishop
Mcllvaine of Ohio ami others were
present, at a collation on hoard the
Brooklyn, and in tl.e evening, at a
dinner party on the Itoval Yacht. I.t.
Grant was also among the guests ot the
i mice anil I'rincess.
CAEIf OKMA.
Ooubla About the Death of President
IHiirea Deinorraey In noulhern
CHlilbrnln slon't ICally worth nv
cent.
San Francisco. August 1. Advi
ces from t'itv of Mexico, July Kith,
via Havana, six days after the report
ed death of Juarez, make no mention
of such event, and speak of bis being
called upon to resign. Either there is
a mistake in the date of his death or
he is still living. Mexicans liere are
still offering any odds on wagers that
he is not dead.
Plackkville, August 1. Tlie nom
ination of II. F. Page for Congress,
was received this evening with much
g,od feeling. His friends are prepar
ing to honor it with a salute.
Los Angei.ks, August 1. The Grant
ami Wilson Republican club held its
hrst meeting to-night.
While this county is conceded to be
hopelessly Democrat, there seems to
be no movement for tbe organization
of Greeley clubs.
aen. Bank's) Kchnoii Why.
Colored Citizens Repudiate Sumner.
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
The North Carolina Election.
Victory Claimed by both Par
ties. THE RESULT THUS FAR DOUBTFUL.
National Labor-Reform Convention.
STANLEY IETED IN PAEIS.
EMIGRATION TO AMERICA.
California, Mexico, West Indies.
EASTEH SEWS.
Jen. Banks' Letter.
Boston, August 1. Gen. Banks, in
bis letter declaring for Greeley, says
he is led to this against his wishes and
interest, because he believes tlie per
petuation of tbe present policy of tlie
government is not for the advantage of
tlie country, and that it will not tend
to establish its former prosperity.
Mob Law in Maryland.
Baltimore, August 1. On Mon
day night a mob of disguised men
took three negro incendiaries from
officers who were conveying them to
jail at Elkton. They hanged one to a
tree. The Cite of the otlicrs is un
known. Colored Voter Renudianle Knmner
and Adhere to fcirnnt.
liOnviLLK. August 1 A meeting
of-colored citizens to-night condemned
thecfnirse of Sumner as unworthy of
respect, and expressing distrust at any
nllUnee with the Democratic party,
which lias resisted etniinciation,
civil rights and political freedom.
They hellered Sumner's hostility to
Graut the result of personal prejudice
against the President, and they re
solved to act with the Republican par
ty, as Grant has been a Iriend of their
nice. ,
Tekre Hai'te, August 1. A meet
ing of the colored voters of the county
w.-is hetd this evening. A resolution
was passed acknowledging Sumner's
great services to the colored race, but
declining to follow him out of tlie Re-
publican party. Tbey pledge them
selves to supjiort Grant as tlie repre
sentative of Republican principles and
the best friend of tlie colored people.
Public Debt Statement.
Washington, Augttst 1 . Tlie pub
lic debt statement shows a decrease for
the past mouth of $3,427,6t7. The
coin balance is $09,038,359.
North Carolina Election 10,000 Ile
nubllean Majority Claimed.
New Yor.K. Aug. 2. The World's
Raliegh sjiecial puts Merriman's ma
jority at 50.000.
The Herald editorially says it is un
safe to hazard a prediction as to the
result from the meagre returns at. hand,
atitl that after all it is possible that the
nc'jro vote will giveth"! State to the
Republicans.
The Tribune editorially thinks that
the returns do not warrant a positive
statement as to the result ; that the
gains in the cities may be a grave de
ception, being caused by the return of
negroes to their country places ot reg
istry. All reK)rts from North Carolina
agree that the election was very quiet.
Pern-, a Supervisor of Revenue, re
ceived a dispatch front Columbus De
lano, dated Raliegh, late last nig! it.
saying that the l)emoerats argue up
large mythical gains in the east, but
admit losses in tlie west. The figures
indicate t hat the Republicans have car
ried the State by at least 10.000 major
ity, and have sent Cobb, Thomas, Mc
Kap, Smith and Settle to Congress.
The following was received to-day
by J. L. Delano : "We have not
changed oiiropiniou since I telegraphed
to your father last night. All is well.
(Signed) PERRY."
A special says the State has gone
Republican.
Xntional Labor Reform Convention.
New Yokk, Aug. 1. Leading
members of the Labor Reform Confer
ence here deny any bolt from that
body, but sav that body uuanimnusly
called a National Convention, to be
held iu Philadelphia ou the 22d ot Au
gust. Connecticut Convention.
IIahikokp. Aug. 1. The Republi
can Slate Convention is called to meet
here August 10th.
Mirhlgnn Politic.
Jackson, Aug. 2. An immense Re
publican meeting was held last night,
and addressed by Postmaster General
Creswcll. who spoke about two hours
iu defence of himself against the
charges made by ex-Governor Bl iir iu
his recent speech here. Senator Chan
dler made a brief speech in defence of
General Grant, and in criticism of
Greeley's secession articles in the Tri
bune. "
i'orf.iux m;ws.
Stanley the Discoverer of Living-,
stone Petod Kmitrrutiun to Amer
ica. Paws, August 1. The American
residents gave a banquet to Stanley
last night. Washburn presided. There
were a hundred guets including most of
the residents and correspondents of
American journals. Washburn pro
posed as the toast of the evening the
traveler Stanley journeying to discov
ery, and said hisachievnieut had added
new honor to the American name, al
ready renowned for such enterprises.
Stanley responded and said that all
the honor attaching to the expedition
belonged to Mr. Bennett. He after
wards entertained the company with
an account ot his travels. He goes to
London to-day.
The dispatches from Geneva con
tain nothing but speculations.
London. August 2. Seventeen
thousand emigrant sailed from Liver
Hol lor America during the month of
July.
CALIFOItMA.
Removals from the Mint -The I)la
iimmmI Excitement t'nllini; otr
Shipment of Climahnr-North Car
oNiial'auxrewuaeN -Calilbruia Con
KreMolnal SoauiuMtloMM.
San FuAXfisco, August 2. Mr.
Burt. Mrs. Hyderfeldt." Mrs. Noble.
Mrs. Wilson, and MNs Corliss have
been removed from the coiner's de
partment of the r. S. branch mint.
Mr. Huberts, frotn the assayer's de
art incut. Causes not statcd.-
The diamond excitement has fallen
off very perceptibly to-day. and the
demand for stock at advanced rates is
verv limited. The number of the in-
j credulous is largely increasing as tbe
j subjeot is discussed In all its hearing.
A contract was made here to-day
; between parties representing the Key
j stone and other new quicksilver mines
ii San Luis Obispo county, anil a firm
1 largely engaged in the China and
r.nitsii muie lor i.uov ion oi ciiiuii
bar to be delivered at San Simeon Bay
at $50 per ton. The cinnabar. It is
understood, will be shipped to China
ill bulk and reduced there.
Prominent' Democrats assert that
lour out of eight Congressmen elected
5a North Carolina are colored men,
nominated on the Democratic ticket
Others strongly doubt the statement.
V Al.LE.tO, August 2. A salute was
fired in honor of John M. Coghlan,
nominated for Congress to-day by the
R publicans.
Immense quantities ot wiieat are
awaiting shipment at South Vallejo.
San Dikoo, August 2. Tlie news of
the nomination for Congress of Hon.
S. O. Huntington, was received here
with enthusiastic demonstrations. A
salute of 200 guns were fired in honor
of tlie nominee this evening.
MEXICO.
A Presidential Election
Xkw Yokk. Aug. 2. A Matamoras
special says that President Tejada lias
Issued a proclamation of general am
nesty, and calling for a convention for
the election of a President.
WEST IX DIES.
Cuban Victory Over the Kpanlarda.
Havana, July 30. The Cubans de
feated a Spanish column which was
conveying provisions lietween Gibara
ami Ilalquin to Kimin Allan, the
Spanish commander.
The North Carolina Election.
Tlie Result not Fully Known
GREAT REPUBLICAN MEETING AT
RICHNOND.
President of Cincinnati Con
vention Declares for Grant.
KU-KLUX OUTRAGES IN MISSOURI.
Wtunley ut London.
A PARIS PAPER DLSCREDITS HIM
Democratic Electoral Ticket of
California.
MOB LAW. AT SALT LAKE.
The Xew Town of Oakland.
' EASTERN SEWS.
The Korth Carolina Election.
Chicago, August 3. A special gives
a dispatch from Poor, Internal Reve
nue Supervisor, to Secretary Delano,
saving that North Carolina has gone
Republican, but as the dispatch
is at variance with all others received
it is not fully credited. It is believed
that if tlie State had gone Republican
Senator Poole would have, so tele
graphed here, but nothing has been
received from him. The latest Demo
cratic dispatches say that the State is
Democratic but by less majority than
claimed yesterday below 5,000.
Washington, August 3. Supervi
sor Poor, at Raleigh, telegraplied at
noon to-day to Secretary Delano :
"Kverything is brightening. Cald
well and tltc whole State ticket is
elected."
Immense Repnbllcan Meeting la
Richmond.
Richmond, August 3. An immense
Republican mass meeting was held
here to-day. The number present is
generally estimated at from eight to
ten thousand. Senator Henry W iison.
candidate for Vice President, and
Governor Noyes of Ohio, made strong
and telling speeches, which were re
ceived with the greatest enthusiasm.
Savannah Bio ten Dbicbarwed.
Savannah, August 3. Commis
sioner Wavne this morning rendered a
decision in the street carcase, discharg
ing the prisoners.
The Maryland Lynching Natter.
Chicago, August 3. Baltimore pa
pers to-day, both Democratic and Re
publican, call upon Gov. White to
take immediate steps to arrest per
sons engaged iu lynching a negro in
Cecil county, Maryland, -on Monday
last. An intimation is made that the
Sheriff in whose hand ihe negro was
when seized by the assassins, was in
collusion with them and really know
who tlie guilty parties are.
Personal.
New Yokk. August 3. Tbe Even
ing News says ex-Comptroller Con
nolly writes that he tloes not. intend to
take part in the coming Pre-idi-ntlal
campaign. He is disgusted with poli
ties aiaf politicians generally. He de
sires to remain retired and quiet.
A letter from General Dix is pub
lished iu which he states that he is not
ju-tified in supporting Mr. Greeley
without abandoning all his political
principles.
George Wilkes, editor of the Spirit
of the "Times, is very ill of typhus fe
ver. The linlrmsn or tlie Cincinnati 'on
teution Prououncea for tJrant.
Cincinnati, August 2. Judge Stan
lev Matthews, who was temporary
President at the Cincinnati Conven
tion, addressed an immense Republi
can meeting at Clifton this evening. In
a powerful speech, announcing his de
termination to support Grant and Wil
son. The Ku-Kluxea Alive and Lively.
St. Louis, Aug. 3. Government of
ficials received information yesterday
that Colonel William Lawson anil
Thomas Ijiwsot:, bis son, were driven
from their home, in Carter county, by
masked Ku-KIux. Thomas was
whipiietl. Both gentlemen are now in
town. They lodged information lie
fore I'nited states Commissioner Stew
art, who issued warning for the per
jietnitors of the outrage. Lawson
states thai aeveril other cas.s similar
in character occurred in Carter county,
but tlie parties it-wui whom tl.e out
rages were committed sin: afnl'd to
ay anything for feartlwy will not he
protected.
Reccw of I rxf k A.wmtily Man
te" Arraunullwaliml house Proof
ol their Authenticity.
Paws, August 3. The National As
sembly recessed to-dav until Novem
ber 11 th.
PAlfts, August 2. The Temps is in
clined to dotint the authenticity of the
Livingstone letter publi-hed by Stan
ley. It quotes the opinion of tbe (ier
iiiau geographer, Ktepert, who dis
covers various geographical blunders
in the letters. He thinks part of the
narrative was invented by Stanley
hence tbe whole is valueless. It hints
that it is possible that Stanley never
sa v Dr. Livingstone.
Lonion, August 3. The Herald's
London dispatches says that Stanley
was invited to dine with Ird Stan
ley, Iidy Franklin and other di-tin-guished
persons.
A Herald's Loudon dispatch has let
ters received by Stanley from Viscount
Knfield, for Karl ininville and a son
of Living-tone. Kutield. in the name,
etc., of Karl Granville, acknowledges
the receipt of letters and documents
from Livingstone, delivered bySta.iley
to Her Majesty's Ambassador at Paris
for transmission to tlie Foreign Depart
ment. Granville says In his letter that be
has no doulit of the genuineness of tbe
letters puqiorting to come from Living
stone Livingstone's son says he has no
doubt that tin; v lettert and papers
brought to Iii in bv Stanley are from bis
father
4 Al.ltOHMA.
1'olltiriil Libera! Itenlliran.Ienio
crntlc Electorul 'I tcUet.
Sax Fhavisco. August 3. S. S.
Tilton. late President ot the Republi
can State Central Committee, was
elected President of the Liberal Re
publican State Committee to-day, and
G. IV. Corbet t as S-eretary.
The Liberal Republican and Demo
cratic Mate Conventions met separate
ly to-day. Kaeh named three electors.
Then the two Conventions, met and
indorsed tlie ticket, which is as follows:
F. M. Pisley, San Francisco ; Dr. J.
C. Shorb. San Francisco; F. H. Ro
seiibamn, San Francisco ; Joe Hamil
ton, Placer; John Yule. Placer; Peter
Ilouahne, San Mateo. Tlie first, third
and fifth were named hy Republicans.
The alternates are. as follows : Judge
A. Hogan, Santa Cruz (lH-m.); A.
Sherry, Sin Joaquin (Rep.;; Juan B.
Castro, Monterey '(lK;m.); Judges Rob
ert McGarvey, Mendocino:. Rep.;; John
Daggett, Himiboldt ;Iein.;: A. J.
Spencer, Santa Clara (Rep.) Spencer's
son is ou the Graut electoral ticket.
Both Conventions had a full attend
ance. l TAII TERRITORY.
A .Hortnou Mob llrenk np a Polls.
lri.1 Mertliiir.
Salt Lakk, Aug. .1. The Lilieral
I'nion meeting to-night, iu front ot
the Salt Lake House, was broken up
bv a Mormon mob. Great excite
ment. Gentiles much exasperated.
and but for tool heads there would
have tieen blood .shed. The mob had
the countenance of the jKilice.
Another meeting immediately con
vened at the Liberal Institute. Armed
guards were placed at the door, and
some ot the Mormon moo attempting
to enter were roughlv handled. Sev
eral got iu unknown and commenced
a disturbance and were instantly eject
ed. Stones were thrown and glass
broken, but tho speakers went on and
the meeting finished with music and
singing amid wild enthusiasm. All
auti-Aloimons. and In some instances
Mormons, condemn the outrage last
night as of the grossest -character, and
a disgrace to the whole country. It is
the exciting topic of conversation ana
occasions more bad feeling than has
oecn known among tlie l.inerats lor
years. The Salt Lake Tribune will
to-morrow make a call tor troops to
protect the polls.
OREUO.
Tlie new Town of Oakland.
Oakland. Ogn., August 3. The
new town of Oakland, about one mile
south of the old town, is growing up
fast. Tlie Western I'nion Teleirr.inh
Company have removed their office to
the Railroad Depot, the present south
ern limit of the Kailroad teiegninli
line.
Since the Abraham Brotlicrs have
concluded to commence on Monday
morning nulling down their fine store
and warehouse and other buildings, in
cluding dwelling houses, there lias
been a perfect rush for comer lots.
Between four and six p. m. to-day. up
wards ot two thousand dollars worth
of lots were sold. A part of ooe lot,
33 front, brought $300. The railroad
has made a great change in this vicini
ty. Times are livelier than ever be
fore known at this season ot the year.
WILLIAM DAVIDMOX,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
Office Xo. 4, Front Ittreet,
rOUTLAXD, OREGON.
REAL E8TATK In this C1T Yam! EAST
PORTLAND, in the most ilestrable lo-aluien,
t-ontlstlna- of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS and
BLOCKn, HOUSES and STORES; alsu
IMPROVED FARMS, and valnnhlc un.
cultivated LANDS, located in ALL isirtsol
tbe STATE fur SALE.
REAL ESTATE awl other Prmw-rtv
piuvhiKeil for CoreHtonilcnts in tlits f IT anl
throitfrlKMtt the STATES and TERRITORIES,
with urrrat care and on lite most AKVAN
TAtiEOLS TLRMS.
ltofSES and STOKES LEASED.
LOANS NKmiTlATKD, and tl.AlMS iK
ALL DESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY COI
L K T K I . A nd a ( icncral H N A NCI A 1. a w I
AtiENCY VrsiNEhgtrnitKhand. Uwtl
DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing un
der the name of ltorenpnrt Woltard,
at Silver-ton, Oregon, is tluadav dissolred hy
mutual enrwent. The business will be here
after ooniliv-led at the old stand by J. C. Da
rennort. who assume all liabilities and to
whom all debts due the Arm will be paid.
Those indebted will please call and settle im
mediately, as we wish to close np tbe Arm
business as soon as possible.
J.V. DaVEVPORT,
D. WOLF AM.
Sllverton. June '24, 1H.7&
Jiiner7:dfit:wtf
MM-IETY SOTI tUt.
Chemeketa Ledge, No. 1, I 0. 0. F.
REGULAR waJetuifr Wis Inesilay evenhiKs
of each woelua d o'ct jck p. M., at Oild
Fellows' Hall, corner Corota erclnl and Ferrv
atreeu. Ail BrotbaswWi ST" si standing- Invit
ed to attend. By or'-H f . .
r yy Willamette U3-.uipnieiit.o
3. 1.o. o. r.--itteeiK.n tlie u
V and 4th. Tuepant ewnlnra of each
X. mwittaat Oad rttiiown Hall i-orner
t uw.mervl.il aiwf Ferry Streets. All
sojourning brtfUjrun In K"oo standing are iir
vUed to attend. By order of CP.
apl 11 7 U
meets j'rMav w mine of en.ih week.- All
l.'oinra It
ftv order,
Aplinsif.
OMMAKUKltl
Rkkekah 1'KuttiE Lo,i-:Mectat Odd
Fellows Hall the 1st rek-.. evening ol'ea,-h
mouth at oVInck. A II BnrtVrtii, with their
wives. In goou stuiuiii & Tvtuiuxn i" iiiii-ii-L
Bv onier of N. ii,
Haleiu, July th, 187.i-l
Anairemary Lodjr , .Mo. IS, lMJO.f.
Regular meeting Monday evenlnea ol ea.-h
week at H o'clock I'M., at Ottd Fellows Hat I.
corner Commercial and teriy Streets. All
Brother" iu good standing arc invited to in
tend, lty order X. U.
Julvl7:tf
MX IAI, .OTH KS.
Bemaraablr S'nre mr Ur. Abraus
Tuiir-
Ban June, August 2, 1871.
Dr. A. M. Lorvka A Co. Some two years
since I wastuken down with Inflammatory
UlieumattMii, and was for some time treated
hv two Physicians, hut got no better. I tried
nearly evesy remedy I lieard ot. but nothing
seemed to do me .inv good, until about two
weeks ago I was advised hv Jiidip .1. Johnson
to try your I NK WEED REMEDV. 1 pro
cured One Bottle and was entirely cured bv
It. Fornix weeks before taking "tlie INK I
wa.- compelled to go upon crutches. I eoiiHid
er voitr Itemedv a great biesning to uuerlug
Immunity, aad shall ileem it my duty to iu
l'ui iii all Klieiiinatic-i of its great virtues.
Yiui-, etc.,
Adkam U llv.
Jnnelltf
NOTICE.!
OREGON A CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
Uomianr, li"d De..tmcnr. Portland.
Oregon, April j, l7i. -Notice ; hereby given
llutt a vigorous iiro!ie,-ntlou will be Instituted
agalnnt anv and everv iierou who treKpassos
uimn any Railroad Lnud, by cutlli.; and re
moving tlmlier therefrom before the same is
IKIl'liHT of the Comisiny AND PAID FOR.
All vacant Land iu odd uumliered xeciion?,
whether Hiirveyed or unsurveyeil, within a
distance of thirty miles from tlie line of the
rojid, Ijelongb to the Coiniianv.
i. It. M(RES,
April 10 dlntwtf. Land Agent.
H'urning.
My wife, Elizabeth Staploton, having left
my bed nud biatrd without cause or proveva
lion, 1 hereby warn all persons axainst har
boring or triiHUug heron my account, as I
w ill n nav anv bills of her contracting.
TIM. STAPLETON.
Wooilburn, July 2"J, Ti-w lm.
BroiickltiN.
This Is an Irratation or InAamation of tbe
bronchial tulies, which carry the air we
breathe into the lungs. It unset, from a cold
settled In the throat, from Catarrh extending
tothese iiarts. fr,m s,-rot'iilous affections, and
t'roin severe use ol'lhe voice. The irratallon
from this latter cutn-e commences in the
I trynx and yldtin, which are the organs of
the voice, and extending downwants, pro-ibh-es
hoarseness, coiijiliing and spitting mt,
couw mailer, sometimes mi veil with bloMl.A It
it. chiefly il.iiigeroiis from its tendency to
sprad inlothe Imors, mid urmlnate in "con
iimaiou. It is In the cure of severe and ol
siiuute cases ol this disease that Dr. Pierce's
Oolden Mistical Dlsi-nvtry has achieved un
paralleled sncctMs, and won the loudest
praise from all who have Used it. It Is sold
bv all rcsjwvtnhle druggists.
july31, llt:nlt
Vain KcgrelN !
How many there are In this city suffering
w-iid di-ease who look liack with the deepest
regret iisn the time and money they have
tlnounawav In trying new remedies, only to
tlnd themselves det-Aveii. Take our advU-e,
all is not lost : use HrHtolw smrtnriirllla
niul fills, t !u-y conuiln a great and reliable
ctiniive tsiwer." 6.VI.
julyai,',2;.lld:wTt
Itallce's Sule.
To James McDonal't, and whoever else It
may concern :
"1"yi)TICK is hereby given that. on Saturday,
il the 1 7 1 Ii ilav of August, lS7i, between
l he hours of ID o'clock A. M. and four o'clock
f. m I will procceed to sell at public auction
and tiir L. S. coin in liami, on my farm about
six miles south of Salem, Oregon, four head
of fat steers about live years old ; or so much
of said proerty as may be necessary to pay
the costs of said sale, and also Wl, my
just and reasonable charges as bailoe, for my
care, attention and lalxir liestowed uion these
and other cattle left with me hv the said Jan.
McDonald, on the lilh March', 1871, to be de
pastured. WILLIAM WALLACE.
Julv22d. 187-2-w3t
Academy of the Sacred Heart,
KALEH, ORISON.
The Tenth Annual Session will commence
on Monday, the loih of August. Piiiils who
proisiee attending hool are reiuirtsl to bu
present at the ojiening of the Session to facili
tate regular cl.'issillcalion.
aiiKifcd.t tvJw
CRYSTAL PALACE CIRCUS!
An entirely New and Original
CIECUS.
With a Fine Array ot
5iew Face, Xew Acta, "Sew M ualc.
This Immense how having vlsltwl the larg
est cities In alil.H-nia with the grmtest sik-
chss. is now on the way to the Oregon Mate
fair, nmt
"H ill Perform In Naletn,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, ACO. 15 and 16.
The performers nf this great show of 1872
comprise the tie si intent mat couiu ue lounu.
Among tne many are
The I it CROW BROTHERS, Flying Men
ol the Air.
The Female Acroliats and Vaulten. LOW
RAY SISI'KRS, also the only two female
riders on Hie coast.
S AMl'EL and MONTAGUE, the unrivaled
and renowned AcroiKiis.
Master J AMES I.EE, the great champion
princi)iai nuer.
Mls LINDA, the Charming Ascenslnnlst.
Master FELLl'M, the Hetvtilean Wonder.
Four Clowns - LONO, NICKERSON, SAM-
L r.LS and WILLIAMS.
The SILVER CORNET BAND, lei by
.nons. ivaiamiuk-n.
The Wonder of the World, CYNOCEPH
AUS. Also a siwcions. new ani laree Pavilion,
all umler the siiiervlsion of the Renowned
t. irons Manager, , t.o. r. It 1 L,A D.
Nclo, Meliielnj, Atlirust 14th.
UervaU, Kntnrdny, Aiurnat 17th.
aug6"72-18tw2w
IMPROVE YOUR POULTRY
rr costs no more to
keep, good rowls than
poor ones !
Oakland Poultry Yards,
Corner of lfith snd Castro
streeta.
NeHHon or 187a,
Eggs for Hatching,
fkom the largest akd best bkko
Fowls in AmkkicaI
Carefully pn'ked and warranted to carry snle-
ij any oisutncv. i no twnetiea ctnnpnso
Dark and Light Brahmas, Buff and Part
ridge . Cochins, White Leghorns,
Houdans, Silver Spangled Ham
burgs,Black Spanish, White
Dorkinis, Golden Po
lands, Aylesbury Ducks, and Game, Se
right and Black African Bantams.
Ci Send stamp for Circular to
iEO. H. BAYI.EY,
limsirter and Breeder or Choica Poultry
HOX 6A9, San Prancinco.
neral Agent tor the Povltby Woblti,
a monthly mauine devoloil entirely to Pont
trv. Tbe lst isiper imbtlshedln the country.
Siil)scriaion, i no per rear. Agents wanted
lor every citv ami town" and the country. For
lurtner inhumation, auuress.
BOX 3V,
San Frarndsco,
ST riease stale In what inper yon saw
thlsadt ertlsemcnt.
.Mav7 win3m:deeil3m
E. BUTTERIC & CO.'S
Out Pnpcr Pnttcrnei,
mflta FOLTZ would Inform the ladies
that she has hist received a full assort
ment of PATTERNS, embracing all the
lute sly lea Sir Ladies, Misses, Hoys and In
fant's clothes. Call and select your pattern.
Also, agency tnr Oray's I'nion Dress Chart,
Jiilvllm
MISCELLANEOUS.
'Advertising la tbe Oil which wise men put
k their lamps."- Af-nlem iYor.
L. P. FISHER.
ADVERTISING AGENT.
MMS 20 AND 31,
Merchants Exchange,
California Street, Sun Franrtst-o.
Solicits AiVerl Ivenieiits sml Siilis, riptions
for the ok Kit j.n Stat nM ax and tor paiers
pitlilisheil hi CalirirfnW. (.rrrafoB and Nevada;
Washington, I'tah; ldntio, Vlontna. Colora
ii:i, Ariit.'iui, and .-vljii-.-ent Terr sovWts ; s.ittl
wich Islaol..hc llriiish Piisses, China;
New Zealand and the Australian f'otouies;
Mexit-an Ports, Nicaragua. Pa-nam, Vnl
raiso atid Japan: the Atlnntk: StateH and
Euro.
ADVERTISING
Has oroated many a new business ;
Has HiiLirgiVVmaiiv an old bu.-lness ;'
Has reritrMl rhany'a'dnll laisinessj
Has rescued' ihah'y a-lost business;
Has saved mtniy r rdllng business;
Has preserved many a1 large business ;
And insures a success In any business.
tilttlRD'S Sktret. Steiiheri Girard used
to sav in his old age : "I ha .'e nltvavs conskl-
eretia'hrertising lilivrally and long- to lie the
great medium of success' iu hufcfties, anil the
premie to wealth. And I have wattle it an In
variable rule u advertise in the dullAM times
as well as the busiest, long exieriene having
taught me that monev thus tfpent is vestl laid
out, and by continually keeping my business
before the public it has secured many sates
tliat I otherwise would have lost."
Adrrrtlac Yrar Bualneas.
Keep Your Xante before the Public.
Jmllciona AdTertlalnic will Insure m
r orlune.
It Bualneaa ta Dull, Adrertlae.
If Bnalnewa lit Brink, AslTertlae. ,
t&T" The man w ho didn't hoHeve In adver-
ti-sng has gone Into partDersliip with iheslier-
.i
di
m. aud that oru. ial bv the advertisinr.
S2,500 REWARD
W
E have a man Hint can make a. good
brick as any man in this county f.,r .
& 3 O O.
WE have a man that can make more
liri. k lit ten boura than aur man in
this county for
S OOP.
vv
E have a man that can set more brV k
than any man ia this cainty lor
& 00 O .
WKcan lairn brl,-ksas well an-lth If-
wisidand lalsn-lhan any flrro itwiu
couutv for
S3 1 , O O O
I IV GOI.l) O O I i .
COLLINS & CO.
N. B.-Riit we don't PKKTEND to sell
brick as cheap as do some ol iMir nelglitinrs.
Jiui,:u.V w;ll
MILLIONSOF.PAIRSSOLD
CABLE SCEEW WTHE
Boots cfc Slioos.
Julvlftwlm
WAVTED. AGEXTS.-olOO to 250
ir iiHiuth everywhere, Male and
Female, lo Introduce the genuine improved
MARSHALL SEWING MACHINE.
This machine will stitch, hem. fell, tuck, bind
braid, copl, quilt, ami embroiiier In a most su
perior manner. I'rice, only sl, nitty ih-ensea
and warranted rornve years, we will pay
1kW iiira.iy machine, high nrrce or low, that
will sew a stronger, more beuttrul or more
elastic, seam than our. It makes the Elaa
tic Ijocaitltcli. Everv second stit-h can
hvciit. and still tlie cloth cann be pulled
aKirt without tearing It. n e y Agents 1100
to jri'ift .r month, and etnse. or a commis
sion from which iwk-e-that aramml can ne
matie. Forclrculara and terms, apply lo or
a-hlress.
S. Marshall Co.,
No. I'i2 Nassua street.
New York.
CAUTION'. -Do not be lmnnsel npon by
other parties traveling through the ctaintry
palming en worm less caw-iron ma, nines un
der the same name or otherwise. Ours Is I be
only genuine and really cheap wtauhlne man
ufactured. Airi5'ri:dlw:w3m.
rUAS. CAXPBELL.
E. WILLI AHfl.
New Grocery Store.
FRESH Groceries and Xew Goods at eur
siaml on Commercial Street. Givensa
call and we will endeavor to please you all.
C. CAMPBELL 4 CO.
JulylftdAwtf
si,ooo
INTIIIIEE MONTHS
Agent can make the above amount by
selling the Greatest Book of the
Age, the
Struggle of '72.
The Issues and Candidates of the present
political campaign, History and Platforms,
Review of Grant's Administration. The Rec
ord ot Horace Greelev. bv Everett Chamber
lin. formerly of the' Chicago Tribune. The
lllustrations'are drawn expressly for the
work tiv Mepnens. Entirely original, l tie
finest, both humorous and rrave. if vofl want
to make money send one dollar for outfit, ami
secure territory at once. Terms, Ac. furnish
ed on application. Address,
L. BANCROFT CO.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Jnlv27:dwtf
CORBETT, FAILING & CO.,
IXP0RTF.R9 OF
Heavy and Shelf-Hardware,
MECHANIC'S TOOLS,
Iron Azxca. Steel.
Agents for the sale ol
DUPONT'S GUN POWDER.
51 and So Front St., Portland, Ogn.
May 27:dawt
W. H. WATKINDS & CO.,
Slalom, Orojjon,
largest and most complete assortment of
Harness,
Saddles,
Whips, Etc.,
OUTSIDE OF POUTLAXD.
Saddlery Hardware and Findings.
AT LOW PRICES.
MayS:dtf
J. M. KEELER & CO.
S LIBERTY ST., NEW YORK.
OREttOX AXD NOBTH-WEXT
COMMISSION AGENCY
Forbnvlng and forwarding direct, via Isth
mus Rail and tfepe Horn, with Han
Francisco connections, all claasea
ami varieties of Merchandise,
and for sale of Exports from
the North-West.
Advances made on approved consignments,
and orders respect tuMv solicited.
All orders and business will receive prompt
attention.
Reference.
ygyrrojtK.-
X.Y National Ex. Bank,
alosns A. E. AC E. Tilton, SB Liberty
fcree.
Messrs. J. L. Browne 11 Bros., Bankers.
Messrs, Bentley, Miller A Thomas, 84 Sontli
Street.
OBEQOX:
Messrs. Ladd & Tilton, Bankers, Por'-itBd.
A. A. McCitllv, Esq.. Kalem.
TENTS. TENTS.
TENTS.
May be Rented by the
"WIsJlsSK Oil MONTH
AT THE
SALEM BAG FACTORY,
Sonth Store, Chemeketa Block.
TENTS AND WAGON COVERS
For Sale and Made te Order.
L. CHEESBROCGIt a CO.
Jnlvllrtr ' .
REAL, . ESTATE.
J. STrrecf..
. C C WAY.
TA.'TATI.
Real estate J'Rfeill Estate !'
SAVOV SlTTTtCt,.4f )lltn i
REAL BATBdArTnt J01fYa-.
kers. Bomaon fllltfTrs1rtlFrorA,
and Washington streets, Portland, Oregon"
will attend to the sale and purchase of rev
estate in all parts of Oregon. Special attac,'
tlon given to the sale of farming lands.
April 10. dAwtf.
THOMAS H. REYNOLDS,
DEALER IS REAL, ESTATE. SALEM,
Oregon. Special attention given to the
collection ofaccoarjts, rents, fte.
Apittdtfwlt
OB0. U. JONES.
3 j ?TTJCKId
JONES & rtftt-HSiiriJ
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE,'
AND
GCIISRAL ACENT8,
Opera ffentae Block,
HAXE.H, (SKEWOn.
Attention la CaHesl fy tb AtHV
kwAr( Hesafrlptlona ef Prnpfttf
5 AMI 10 ACE lotawkhrn one mile
I he court house i rlcir soli i prV e t to'
100 ir acre.
O 1 a,;re, rmlaaasM of OrTVaw, h
Jm Ht a.-.res prairie, all frnveil, fuo acre
line timber, good running wiftar but stoat;
price, 10 per acre.
-g tr're Kliisr'sr PralrfrV In Elhn
IUI Co 60 acres in cultivation, oood
orcliant. house and barn, ami nlace well lii
proved, all fenced and well watered; price,
ll.oiiu, a bargain.
tf a-'res on King's Prairie, tine house and
a J i
barn and good improvementa; price.
t-i,ii.
I ft acres, t miles east of Scio, Linn Co..
Ivi Vi a-reslncuhlvatinn,houseanl ham.-
small nrchanl, well wai ered ; price, 15 per
0""aerei7 miles east of Salem, splendid
111 house and barn, good nrchanl, alan -ilais-e
of small fruit, good spring at tlie houstt
and inly ot si-k water. Sil a. res gomlptow.
,u one timotny mess low ; price.
- - jr nan; uarKwn.
1 Q acres 7 miles east t.f Salem. IV) a. res
HO open land, 140 acres in cuillva'.ltm. 4
K-ctutrds, ulviilv of small fruit : snrlnv
ater for sttick ; price, SH.0O0.
4r ACRES 24 miles norlli of Sberl
l dan. Yamhill -.ouulv. a i hot,-..
farm, rich sua I, ursier good lence: 150 acres
ill cultivation: house and ham and small oi-
chard ; all prairie except enough of timber for
wood ;
onereu very cneap and on eaay terms.
1 Al-'RESone-lialfmlle south of R. R.
J'i depot at Salein: well suited lor rai -
leniug; price t0 per acre.
tftfk ACRF.S four miles north of Rnlem;
--JliT small Improvements: land weii
ocatcdaml some line tlmlier; price flO per
acre.
Qlin ACRES. 4 miles south of Salem;
OmVF known as the John Mlnto farm;
well improved ; prate, $.l)00 -liberal terms.
O f , ACRES in Polk count v; 4 miles n
JmfMz w ofs-tlem : & acres' In -culllv-
on; good stock water and range; price II
per acre.
-g - ACRES In Polk county. 1J miles vv
JL al " of Salem; Improvements good: 30
acres in cultivation ; price Cuuu.
Grk ACRES 7 miles south of Salem; all
CjlJF under fence; gomi luim and house
considerable Improvement; price 111 per
acre, in quantities to stilt purchasers.
e S" ACRES IS miles north east of Sn
JimHk lem, on Ablqua creek; 75 acres
In cultivation; good range, well walered;
price f II per acre.
f fl rfc ACRES of land 4 miles northeast of
AVFvF Stiverton, with Saw-mill on prem
ises ; prtae 11300 very cheap.
A "i ACRESOmllesnorthwestofSaleni:
w mjkt i no acres in cultivation; got -a
range, well watered and good orchard; price
f i, pt-r acre.
f" ACRES 13 miles east of Salem;
fLM-9J small improvements; price 3000.
tif ACRES 4 miles northeast of Si'
JmJ verton: valuable farm : well iin-
proveii : good new house and barn ; 100 acres
in cultivation ; price $4000; terms easy.
Pi f ACRES half mile west cf Salem; n.r "
vF ferry landlnr: well lmnroved : nra-e
t.'i0 per acre,
-g f ACRES elghtimlles south of Salem,
JLvfer on thestaireroad. 40 acres nmb-r
cultivation ; nearly all under fence; ordinal y
maise ana oarn ; good young orchard ; price
l,ioo.
f ACRES one mile south-west of &
O" lem, in Polk county. All nnder
fence; 20 acres In cultivation; small bouse
and barn ; good young orchard ; verv desirt-
inc iwaiwu tor Karttening purposes; price
11,300.
CITY PROPERTY:
OTS 1 and i. Block 5, Jones' a-HlUon to
A Salem. Small house ; price, (1,000.
"1 if f Block No. 13, K
O .A. W W. corner Jones' addi
tion to Salem, with bouse and Improvements ;
price, 1700.
f OT 4. Block 95, city of Salem, tine boose,
M-A well finished, near the C. P. Church :
price, 300. .
HOUSE ami halfbiock In Jones' addition ;
U storv house well finished and c-rounda
well Improved ; price $2400.
OTS 8 and 9, block 4, Reeds' addition, Ta
4 cant and line location ; price $450.
II
OUSEand H lots in Robert's addition;
ueionging to at. u. Moore; prtoe $1900.
R
ESIDENCE of U 8. Drar, on Capital .;
. tu-i.- auniL
OTS 5 and ft, bla-.k 2.V on Church street
A vacant ; price $.M0.
BRICK store, north end Star key's block
tire-proof; 8 rooms on second fltnr
good brick warehouse; price $4500.
2 LOTS in Allatnv, bear the eomt bonse
price $700; Inquire of Thomas Montetili,
Allainy.
HOUSE and lot on Front street, near bn
limu is rt nfthAMlr. nnw tn ,m.i i...
Mrs. J. L Starkey ; price $-2100.
HOUSE and lot. South alem ; near r-l-denceof
IL Owens: house unfinished;
prW-c tVlMl.
Tbe Ren Una; aassl Le laur ar all.
kinds of property. Collection of Clalais.
Conveyancing, Am., will recelra prorapt al-.
icmion.
CSf For further information addreav
JONES ft PATTXHacn,
Aprmf n-
MISCELLANEOUS.
NORTH SALEU STORE!
AT TIIK OLD 6ZKX.8COJtBi
iUsiiastsauelred . , . . .
A FULL ISSOBTLIEIIT
-or-; ' ' " -
DRY GOOHSv ' : 1 ' J
tiWjeSBaES,
BOOTBftMrOE", '
CUMTOSl ,
HarrJvtir, General Merchandise,
Calculated fcr
City and County Trade.
Braight as low, awl will be aoM at aa email L
profit as thnse who sell at oost
vri. doUremJ to M, part of the
el'y
dfta
UNION HOTEL.
Salem. i t Oregon
HI9 LS TO IXrORM "THE th irt i"
I lug public that Itava;riTLi?.,rIL
nlshe,l this honae u'nm,rut w, ??.1J ",r
me. Freeha.-ktotfeHrwe "Kt u